She has also helped out well after the closing and renting out by being willing to meet with appraiser for refi and notarizing some documents for my tenant.

In addition, your standard state Seller's Disclosure document may specifically ask if you know about any work done that required permits where no permits were pulled -- you'd need to answer this one honestly as well.

Hey everyone,So I sent out e-mails on Craigslist ads to possibly do a rent-to-own/lease purchase or buy their property with all cash.

If they're on probation, am I going to have to submit documents and let their probation supervisor come here?

and hear their answer or what documents should I ask for in order too see proof.2) I'm not sure if this rule applies only to flipping, however do you always use the 65% rule?

Personally, I think a lot of it boils down to if a broker can hold an intelligent conversation as to the loan process, required documents, what the lender charges and when, etc.Anyone who has been in the CRE finance sector for any amount of time should be able to talk with a reasonable degree of confidence, and knowledge, about whatever they're offering.The loan process, and requirements, differ from program to program.

Basically you just have to document significant changes and get them approved by the state so it reflects on the company's history...

In the end, the way to go is whatever the two of you work out as fair, just make sure it is clearly documented in the operating agreement.

Originally posted by Joshua Dorkin:As for your logo, I'm guessing you may not have your signature checkboxes selected in the advanced logo settings at: http://www.biggerpockets.com/profile/signatureI have every box checked except show email.

Documents not including the required language etc.